Quimbaya Gold Completes Initial Technical Evaluation of Tahami South in Colombia’s Segovia Mining District

Toronto-based Quimbaya Gold Inc. (CSE: QIM, OTCQB: QIMGF, FSE: K05) has released an update on its technical evaluation of the Tahami South Vein Systems, a key gold exploration area in the Segovia mining district in Colombia. Initial assessments have focused on delineating structural vein systems and identifying mineralization trends.

Figure 2. Mobile Metal Ion (MMI) soil sampling, channel rock sampling, anomalies of Au/Ag, Pb/Zn, Cu/Mo and structural interpretation on the Tahami South Vein Systems. (CNW Group/Quimbaya Gold Inc.)

The company recently began a LiDAR survey covering 800 hectares, generating detailed data to support geological mapping. A soil sampling program conducted over 2 kilometers has so far collected 220 samples, targeting areas of gold, silver, copper, and other metals. In addition, 135 rock samples were taken to enhance understanding of geochemical compositions in the region. Geophysical analyses, including magnetometry and structural interpretation, also contribute to understanding the Segovia gold belt’s mineral profile.

The company’s 2024 exploration strategy includes geological mapping, trench sampling, and further soil and rock analyses. This stage will also assess placer deposits in the surrounding creek areas of La Cianurada and San Nicolas, both of which drain into Segovia’s major mining operations.

Additionally, Quimbaya’s new Technical Advisory Board includes industry experts Dr. Stewart Redwood, Nicolas Lopez, Ricardo Sierra, and Terence Ortslan, tasked with guiding the company’s projects in Colombia.

For more technical details, see Quimbaya Gold’s official statement.